Oh come on! I know you all get excited when this list comes out every year. People fall into one of three camps:

1. "Oh thank goodness we named our little sweetpea the number one name -- we clearly have good taste!"

2. "Oh thank goodness our little sweetpea's name is not so common!"

3. "Oh man! I thought our kid's name was so great, but it's not even on this list!"

2007 was the year where Sophia toppled Emma of her thrown, but looks like Aiden is still holding strong for boys as it has for the past few years. Personally, I'm happy that the article reports Nathaniel is on its way out. Unfortunately Nathan seems to be gaining popularity, meaning there may be more than one "Nate" in my little guy's class. Oh the dreaded "first name plus last initial" moniker you get when there are multiples of the same name in your classroom.

What's with the Jayden, Caden, Brayden? Clearly, though we think she's tat as a mother, we appreciate Britney's taste in baby boy names. (So much so that we've taken to making rhyming versions.) Jayden even made it on the girls' side.

We might want to lay off the Jacob/Jack/Jackson for a few years people -- all three are way up there. I am imagining entire swim teams comprised of Jacks. Heh.

Where does your child's name rank?

(Photo: Lucy's reaction to her name being #85 when her brother's made it to #83.)